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How should a driver treat a person lawfully riding a bicycle on the roadway?
Correct answer: As a roadway user with traffic rights and duties, while allowing safe space.
Why
Traffic law applies to bicyclists, and motor drivers must account for their narrower profile and vulnerability.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Bicycle as roadway traffic · p. 57
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